Solved Code limit... (Fixed my self)

So I got

Code:

The code of method onCommand2(CommandSender, Command, String, String[]) is exceeding the 65535 bytes limit

When I coded a command that is fairly long, but It needs to be that long, I was wondering what that means and how to fix?

On command code starts at line 237 and ends at 9599

 

It doesn't need to be that long. There is absolutely no possible situation in which a method ever needs to be that long.

If you want help shortening it or splitting it up, post the class at pastebin.com or gist.github.com.

 

LeonTG77 Wow, never seen anyone manage to get that on here before. No matter. I disagree with your "it needs to be that long". Break down your method a bit. Please post your code somewhere (I prefer gist) if you'd like some advice on how to do that.

Edit: Ninja'd by a good 2 minutes. Remind me not to leave pages open.

 

Meh, Chuck norris could code that in about a minute.
Maybe split it into more than one class? :/
Just NEED to put in sig :3

 

Whats the command do? I'm curious :0

 

How did you even manage this.
Can we see code?

 

LeonTG77
Excuse me for being harsh, but any programmer with a decent mind would know that having that many lines of code is absolute stupidity. Quite frankly, code should be split out and organized throughout classes and not dumped all into one method. If you do think it needs to be that long, I recommend you to go back, learn some Java and how programming works.

....
and then there's ROTN

 

I'd love to see the offending code. Though really, there must be some serious copy paste going on for that error message. Either that or the entire method wasn't written like Java was supposed to written which come to think of it is the case anyway. (No offence )

Oh and lol ROTN

 

A minute?!? That's an understatement!

 

Who knows! Maybe he made a complete LUA parser and made the player input the code itself! I've been sitting here for a few minutes, trying to conceive of such an amazing command, it requires OVER NINE THOUSAAAAAAND! (Needed that in there somewhere, sorry.) lines of code. I really do want to see it.

 

<sarcasm>Are you saying that's not a thing people do? Implementing LUA compilers?</sarcasm>

EDIT: For those who don't get it, lua is a scripting language (not compiled)

 

themuteoneS <sarcasm level="Too much"> But what if he just wanted a LUA compiler, a G++ / C++ compiler, and an Android API compatible compiler, to be run by a single command depending on arguments? I can't blame him for that, I do that all the time! Why do you think my plugin(s) (Maybe not existant) are so popular? All your compilers are belong to my command! </sarcasm>

 

Dudemister1999 And these are all implemented from scratch.

 

General rule of thumb is that if use more than 70ish lines inside a single method (minus anonymous classes and such), it's too long, IMO.

 

why there is no unsee and dislike buttons?

this thread is trollish joke.

 

I'd love to see that class...

 

Yeah, show us the code. I dare you.

 

Is your whole plugin in that one command? Wow... If you have things that can be put into a method inside a different class... DO IT!

 

Been waiting a day and now I am just more curious

 

LeonTG77 You're writing history, man. Show us the code, that we can help you figure out how to clean it up.

 

There's a thing called creating a new class. You should try that. If you can't figure out how to do that, create another method, and put it inside your onCommand method.

 

I'm pretty sure we're not going to see his code.

 

Monkey_Swag You're probably right, he hasn't commented once since the original post. This is probably just a huge troll. If so, he was actually rather successful in trolling us all.

 

BetaNyan You can't declare a method directly within another method. I'm sure you meant calling the new method from the onCommand method though. So I'm pointing this out to avoid confusion.

 

you can define method inside method, but you will need nested class declaration for this.

also lambda exprs do this at lower level

 

RawCode

You can't declare an inner class inside a method, however you can implement an interface via anonymous inner classes, or the simplified form thereof, lambda expressions.

Nevermind, still not good practice, however.

 

mythbusterma
Actually you can. http://ideone.com/cJJ9c0

 

Yes. Like I said. You cannot DIRECTLY declare a method inside a method.

 

I already solved it myself this same day as I made the thread, so I ain't bothering to read all the comments xD

 

LeonTG77 Can you post the original code? I'm still interested. 9000 lines would give me headache.